Boris Starling
BritishCrimePolice ProceduralPsychological Thrillerb. 1969
Boris Starling (born 1969) is a British novelist, screenwriter and newspaper columnist best known for his debut thriller Messiah, which was adapted by the BBC into a long-running television series. A former Fleet Street journalist and political-risk consultant, Starling has written multiple crime novels (also publishing some work under the pen name Daniel Blake), as well as non-fiction and ghostwritten autobiographies. He studied history at Trinity College, Cambridge and lives in Dorset, England.
Awards
["W. H. Smith 'Thumping Good Read' (recipient)"]
Notable Works
['Messiah', 'Storm', 'Vodka', 'Visibility', 'Soul Murder (aka Thou Shalt Kill)', 'City Of Sins (aka City Of The Dead)']
